Tree collards are perennial in zones 7 through 10, but we grow them in zone 5 too. This video shows how I propagate them to grow as annuals and overwinter them under double cover.

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Highlights:
0:26 Taking cuttings to grow as annuals
2:46 Plant cuttings in pots
3:21 Potting mix I use
3:37 How to tell which end of the cutting is up
4:08 Tree collards sometimes go to seed, but seeds don't breed true
4:21 How to care for tree collards indoors
4:44 Transplant into garden in April (around last frost date)
4:59 Overwintering tree collards under double cover

OSCAR cameos: 0:27 1:58 6:22

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